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Leonard Gray Record Collection LG Ref No Label Ref No Artist Conductor Leonard Gray record collection LG Ref No Label Ref No Artist Conductor 1 hmv B9257 Paul Robeson 20 hmv DA1777 Maggie Teyte 26 hmv B9515 The Melachrino Strings George Melachrino Rev A W Nix and his 29 decca ? congregation 31 hmv BD1026 Dinah Shore 34 hmv B9212 Dennis Noble 35 philips PB249 Rosemary Clooney parlophone Achille Braschi and 36 odeon series RO30005 Fernanda Cadoni Arturo Basile 43 hmv B8986 Jean Sablon 48 hmv B9189 Myra Hess Orchestre Symphonique 49 columbia DB1767 (of Paris) Albert Sandler and his Palm 52 columbia DB2203 Court Orchestra 58 columbia DB2220 Dinicu and his Orchestra 62 brunswick 04001 Sons of the Pioneers 67 brunswick 02706 Jimmy Dorsey and his orch The Mills Brothers with Louis 70 brunswick 02445 Armstrong 75 hmv DA1888 Monique de la Bruchollerie 77 columbia DB1759 Raymond Newell 81 brunswick 03080 Bing Crosby 94 hmv B4482 Peter Dawson DB1930 Columbia Broadcasting 102 columbia DB1931 Symphony Orchestra Howard Barlow 502 columbia 7374 Dame Clara Butt various with Orchestra Gino Marinuzzi and 503 parlophone R30029 Sinfonica Dell 'Eiar Vittorio Gui 504 hmv DB6868 Giuseppe di Stefano Alberto Erede Louis Armstrong and His All 504A hmv C4172 Stars 505 columbia L1826 Archie Camden Sir Hamilton Harty 506 columbia DX1753 Leon Goossens Walter Susskind C7563 C7564 507 hmv C7565 Brahms 513 hmv DB1625 Yvonne Printemps 514 columbia DX301 Isobel Baillie 515 hmv C3239 Boston Prom Orch Arthur Fiedler 518 columbia DX329 Norman Allin 520 decca BBC Theatre Orch Walter Goehr 521 hmv DB21463 The Philharmonia Orch Rafael Kubelik 527 columbia DX848 London Phil Orch Walter Goehr DX1121 535 columbia DX1122 Louis Kentner 537 hmv C2603 London Phil Orch John Barbirolli Andre Kostelanetz and His 547 columbia DX1001 Orchestra 548 hmv C4203 Moura Lympany 552 hmv C3454 Heddle Nash Maurice Miles 554 hmv C3231 Artie Shaw and Orch SDX8015 columbia/deli to 557 us society SDX8021 London Phil Orch Sir Thomas Beecham 558 hmv C2812 Boston Prom Orch Arthur Fiedler DX1134 558A columbia DX1135 Joan Hammond 559 hmv C3889 Frederick Harvey Eric Robinson 560 hmv DB21333 Pierre Fournier Aksel Schiotz and Gerald 561 hmv DB6270 Moore 562 hmv C4054 Marko Rothmuller James Robertson 563 columbia DX938 Orchestre Raymonde G Walter 565 columbia DX954 London Symphony Orch Sir Henry J Wood 567 columbia LX1558 Luigi Infantino Webster Booth and Dennis 570 hmv C3398 Noble Basil Cameron 575 columbia 9655 Sibelius 579 hmv C4176 The Philharmonia Orch Nicolai Malko 581 columbia DX1244 The Philharmonia Orch Walter Susskind 585 columbia DX969 London Phil Orch Sir Henry J Wood 587 hmv C3572 The Philharmonia Orch Nicolai Malko 592 columbia LX1587 Royal Phil Orch Sir Thomas Beecham 595 hmv DB1684 Lawrence Tibbett 598 columbia DX1556 Huddersfield Choral Society Sir Malcolm Sargent 599 hmv DB6469 Jascha Heifetz 635 columbia DX362 J H Squire Celeste Octet Joan Hammond and David 651 columbia DX1039 Lloyd 656 hmv DB3396 Helen Jepson Leopold Stokowski and the 656A hmv DB3942 Philadelphia Orchestra Andre Kostelanetz and His 657 columbia DX1238 Orchestra 658 hmv DB3887 Jussi Bjorling 659 hmv DB21548 The Philharmonia Orch Rafael Kubelik AK1768 Concertgebouw Orchestra of 660 decca AK1769 Amsterdam Eduard Van Beinum DB6242 661 hmv DB6243 BBC Symphony Orch Sir Adrian Boult 685 hmv DB1246 Jascha Heifetz 686 columbia LX224 London Phil Orch Sir Thomas Beecham C3246 688 hmv C3247 Benno Moiseiwitsch 693 columbia DX8387 Sadlers Wells Orch Charles Mackerras DX8388 695 hmv C1677 Vienna Phil Orch Prof Robert Hegger DB8994 DB8995 DB8996 DB8997 696 hmv DB8998 BBC Symphony Orch Sir Adrian Boult 717 decca K2233 London Symphony Orch Clemens Krauss 718 hmv C2047 Marion Anderson Lawrance Collingwood 720 hmv DB1945 Lawrence Tibbett 721 hmv C3550 Heddle Nash Warwick Braithwaite 722 hmv C3409 Heddle Nash Dr Malcolm Sargent 723 hmv DB1037 Ignace Jan Paderewski 729 columbia DX844 London Phil Orch Walter Goehr 730 hmv DB6342 NBC Symph Orch Arturo Toscanini 734 decca K515 Hastings Municipal Orch Basil Cameron 737 decca K768 The Queen's Hall Orch Sir Henry J Wood 738 columbia DX990 Nelson Eddy Robert Armbruster Edith Piaf and Les 739 columbia DCX76 Compagnons de la Chanson 740 columbia L1986 The Halle Orchestra Sir Hamilton Harty 743 hmv DB21084 Royal Phil Orch Sir Thomas Beecham Malcolm McEachern and 744 columbia DX585 Harold Williams 745 columbia DX1088 The Halle Orchestra Sir Malcolm Sargent 746 hmv DB6913 Kirsten Flagstad Walter Susskind 747 columbia DX1473 Oscar Natzka Warwick Braithwaite 748 columbia DX1748 Amy Shuard and James JohnstonMichael Mudie Webster Booth with the 749 hmv C3030 London Phil Orch Warwick Braithwaite 751 decca K1799 Campoli Title approx Date Speed Absent. Sea Fever June 1943 78 Apres Un Reve Mar 1949 78 Begin the beguine. Indian summer June 1947 78 The Black Diamond Express to Hell ? 78 Body and Soul. Chloe ? 78 Boots. I travel the road ? 78 Brave Man ? 78 Cavalleria Rusticana Feb 1953 78 Paris, you have not changed. The Cab July 1943 78 Capriccio in B minor. Intermezzo in A flat Aug 1948 78 Le Carnet de Bal - Valse Grise ? 78 Chanson de Matin. Chanson de Nuit Aug 1946 78 Ciocarlia. Doina Oltului Feb 1947 78 Tumbling Tumbleweeds Cool Waters Apr 1949 78 The Darktown Strutters' Ball Dusk in Upper Sandusky ? 78 Carry Me Back to Virginny. Darling Nelly Gray ? 78 Toccatta. Deux Valses - Caprices June 1950 78 On the road to Mandalay. The Devil of the Flora Dee Mar 1942 78 Shoeshine Boy. Dinah June 1953 78 Outward Bound. Drake's Drum Aug 1948 78 Vaughan Williams - English Folk Songs Feb 1950 78 Abide With Me July 1945 78 La Forza Del Destino and Norma ? 78 Manon and La Traviata Aug 1950 78 Ain't Misbehavin' and Rockin' Chair May 1952 78 Concerto for Bassoon Oct 1948 78 Concerto in D Major ? 78 Variations of Handel ? 78 Au Clair de la Lune Oct 1948 78 Ave Maria and O For the Wings of a Dove ? 78 Ave Maria and Air Nov 1945 78 The Bandolero and Myself When Young July 1945 78 The Bartered Bride June 1949 78 The Bartered Bride June 1952 78 La Boutique Fantasque June 1944 78 The Children's Corner and Traumerei Sept 1943 78 Children's Overture June 1943 78 Clair de Lune ? 78 Tango in D Major Apr 1953 Comfort Ye, My People Nov 1945 78 Concerto for Clarinet Dec 1948 78 Appalachia, La Calinda, Irmelin, Hassan, Jan 1954 78 Dance of the Hours Mar 1942 78 Eugen Onegin Louise-Depuis le Jour Mar 1951 78 The Devout Lover Nov 1949 78 Elegie Opus 24 Jan 1952 78 Dichterliebe opus 48 May 1949 78 Donne Mie La Fate a Tantie Aug 1951 78 Façade (Four Dances) Dec 1948 78 Fantasia on British Sea Songs Mar 1942 78 Fenesta Che Lucine Nov 1952 78 Barber of Seville Jan 1949 78 Finlandia ? 78 The Flying Dutchman ? 78 Der Freischutz Feb 1947 78 Funeral March of a Marionette Apr 1942 78 Gayaneh Ballet June 1948 78 German Dance Oct 1953 78 De Glory Road Apr 1943 78 Hallelujah Dec 1950 78 Hebrew Melody June 1950 78 Nocturne in E Flat and Liebestraum - Love's Dream ? 78 La Boheme - Lovely Maid in the Moonlight Aug 1946 78 Porgy and Bess - Lullaby July 1949 78 Wagner - Die Walkure ? 78 Manhattan Serenade ? 78 M'Appari Tutt'Amor July 1950 78 Overtures Impressario and Marriage of figaro Feb 1953 78 A Midsummer Nights Dream Oct 1950 78 A Midsummer Nights Dream July 1951 78 On wings of song ? 78 Handel - Origin of design ? 78 Beethoven Sonata (Pathetique) April 1950 78 Pineapple Poll Ballet May 1952 78 Pique Dame June 1942 78 Holst Planet suite Aug 1945 78 Slavonic Dances Dec 1952 78 Samson and Delilah Mar 1950 78 Song of the Flea June 1941 78 Judas Maccabaeus June 1950 78 Spirit so Fair July 1950 78 Etude in E Major Oct 1948 78 Les Sylphides - Ballet Music ? 78 Overture La Gazza Ladra Feb 1949 78 The Three Bears April 1942 78 Toccata and Fugue D Minor ? 78 Chanson du Toreador Oct 1948 78 Les Trois Cloches Aug 1949 78 Trumpet Voluntary Nov 1942 78 Les Deux Aveugles de Tolede March 1952 78 Gendarmes' Duet Nov 1945 78 The Wasps Dec 1949 78 Che Faro Senza Euridice Jan 1954 78 Il Seraglio Sept 1949 78 You here, Santuzza Jan 1952 78 Your Tiny Hand is Frozen Dec 1942 78 La Ronde des Lutins May 1950 78.
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